bridges
Pronunciation: [ˈbrɪdʒɪz]
Word
Context: "construction"
(noun) a structure built to allow people or vehicles to cross over rivers, roads, or other obstacles. Think of a bridge like a big pathway that helps you get from one side to the other safely.
Example
The new bridge connects the island to the mainland.
Example
There are no bridges over this river, so we have to take a long detour.
Example
How many bridges are there in your city?
Context: "connect"
(verb) to make a connection between two things or to bring things together. Like when you find a way to help people understand each other better.
Example
She bridges the gap between different cultures through her art.
Example
His harsh words didn't help to bridge the differences between them.
Example
What can we do to bridge the divide in our community?
Context: "games"
(noun) a card game played with a standard deck of cards, usually by four players in two partnerships. It’s a fun game where you can win tricks or points by following certain rules.
Example
We played a game of bridge with friends last night.
Example
I didn’t enjoy the bridge game because it was too complicated for me.
Example
Have you ever played bridge before?
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